What Gun Shop Would Sell 147 AK's To 1 Guy ?

[TAB]

M58,  if you buy more then 2 or more hand guns with in 7 days at the same FFL, they have to fill out another form and send it strait to the ATF.

[MikeBjerum]

M58,  if you buy more then 2 or more hand guns with in 7 days at the same FFL, they have to fill out another form and send it strait to the ATF.

I have heard that, but never asked an FFL about it.  One dealer that I deal with will always ask if I have purchased a gun within the last five days and are reluctant to deal if you say yes.  I brought that up with the dealer on the two estate guns (they are only two blocks apart), and they explained that the other dealer is over stating the rule and CYAing themselves out of deals.

[tombogan03884]

I just hope ATF doesn't lose track of these like they did the ones that wound up being used to kill a Border Patrolman.

[MikeBjerum]

I just hope ATF doesn't lose track of these like they did the ones that wound up being used to kill a Border Patrolman.

Guns, what guns, I thought you had the guns 

[twyacht]

Something is ROTTEN in Denmark, the ATF. Grassley is fighting a wall of red tape, but won't stop.

http://onlygunsandmoney.blogspot.com/2011/02/memo-to-atf-grassley-not-impressed-with.html

Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Memo To ATF - Grassley Not Impressed With Your Dog And Pony Show
Senator Chuck Grassley is like a dog after a bone when it comes to investigations. It is a point of pride for the Senator. He even puts this on his website when describing himself:

    As Iowa's hired hand in Washington, Grassley immerses himself in the nitty-gritty work of rigorous government oversight. Grassley is a leader when it comes to shedding light on the federal bureaucracy and bringing transparency to the people's business.

    In fact, Grassley's whistleblower laws have become the federal government's #1 anti-fraud tool. Thanks to his ongoing legislative victories to protect whistleblowers, taxpayers have gotten back more than $22 billion that would otherwise have been lost to fraud .

So when the ATF sent Asst. Director McDormand and a delegation of ATF heavies to brief Sen. Grassley on Operation Gunrunner, I'm guessing they thought they could blow smoke and he'd buy it. According to an internal report presented at a meeting of Special Agents in Charge, they thought it went well.

Gee, don't see this anywhere in the MSM do you?

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[kmitch200]

"For advocates of tougher gun control, Patino's purchases represent a shortcoming in federal and state laws that allows people to buy as many rifles as they can carry out the door at a time - without any report to law-enforcement agencies."

How can it "represent a shortcoming" when the guy was caught, arrested, and prosecuted? Sounds to me like everything worked just as it was supposed to.   Bill T.

There's no story in the truth.
Another reason why I don't get the Arizona Repulsive. I won't send a nickle to them and I hope they go bankrupt.

[r_w]

Nothing illegal about buying a truckload of guns.  Suspicious, but not illegal. 

[tombogan03884]

We have posters on here that buy them by the case.

[MikeBjerum]

We have posters on here that buy them by the case.

Case?  Hell, I thought it was shipping crateS

[TAB]

I have heard that, but never asked an FFL about it.  One dealer that I deal with will always ask if I have purchased a gun within the last five days and are reluctant to deal if you say yes.  I brought that up with the dealer on the two estate guns (they are only two blocks apart), and they explained that the other dealer is over stating the rule and CYAing themselves out of deals.

its only if you buy from teh same FFL.

I'd do a bunch of CYA stuff if I was a FFL... way to easy to F up and get screwed.